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Used, autoclavable HTL Discovery Comfort D200 pipette with 20–200 µL adjustable volume range.
The HTL Discovery Comfort D200 HT4055-D is a used adjustable single-channel pipette designed for accurate liquid handling across a 20–200 µL volume range. Its autoclavable construction supports routine sterilization in laboratory environments.
This laboratory pipette is suitable for routine sample preparation, molecular biology, biotechnology, PCR setup, and liquid-handling workflows requiring adjustable microliter dispensing. As a used unit, performance and functionality may differ from the original new-product specifications.
€125 sits in the middle range pipettes accessories here. The middle half of the 1,077 with a price runs from €67 to €417.
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Last updated 30 October 2026